Sentimentality Jack? Really? If we don't care about each other, what have we got left? Tell me that-- you $%#%@#$#! 
The Authority (Volume 4) #5 is an issue of the series The Authority (Volume 4) with a cover date of February, 2009.
Synopsis for "Authority: World's End - Chapter 5"
A Warhol Fever outbreak has occurred within one of the refugees camps aboard the Carrier and Incubites are now running wild. While Midnighter tries to seal off the sector where the outbreak occurred, Angie desperately tries to get as many people as she can to safety. But the Authority have already agreed that an outbreak must be sealed regardless of who is caught up in it. Attitudes change when Swift returns and Midnighter tells her that Angie is sealed inside. He tells Swift to get Apollo.
As Angie reaches the sealed door, she demands that Jack let them out. But Jack vehemently sticks to the agreement and leaves her and the others trapped; claiming he'd expect her to do the same if it was him. Abandoned, Angie tries not to give up hope but the Incubites arrive and she prepares for the end. Suddenly, Apollo bursts through the hull and begins incinerating the Incubites. Angie gets the survivors and heads for another exit. But before Apollo can finish the job, an Incubite pounces and bites him on the arm. He kills it and quickly flies away. Angie radios Jack and tells him they will wait twenty-four hours to see if any of them are infected and if they're not, she'll demand that they be let out. Twenty-four hours later, Jack comply but Angie lets him know how cold-hearted he has become.
Epilogue
Meanwhile on the Suffolk Fenlands, a group of British agents from Rendelsham are exploring some mysterious readings coming from a remote area. They find an abandoned home but find that when they enter it, it appears they are transported to an area where the home is still intact in an area that looks unaffected by the cataclysm. An old lady approaches them asking if they'd like some tea, but before the men can answer, they each begin to die inexplicably.
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Synopsis for "Missile Man: Stalking Horse - Chapter 2"
The hero known as Missile-Man continues his story about the crashed alien ship in the Nevada desert in 1945. Once inside the ship, he finds a crew of Daemonites; most of them dead. Soon scientists, military generals, and government agents inspected the ship. The scientists discovered the Daemonites used stasis tubes that creates a virtual reality where they could 'exist' during their long space voyages in order to prevent the crew from going insane. Miles Craven immediately sees an opportunity with the VR machines.
Craven explains to Missile-Man that due to the growing problem with post-human criminals and the difficulty in holding them, the VR machines can be used as a virtual prison for super-criminals. Missile-Man is convinced by Craven's intentions and is recruited to round up as many villains as he can. Unknown to Missile-Man, Craven and his associates also plan on interning superheroes into the prison. Craven is even prepared to eliminate Missile-Man once he is no longer useful.
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- Missile Man: Stalking Horse was preceded in Wildcats: World's End #5 and continues in Gen13 #25.
- The dying Daemonite asks Missile-Man to tell "them" the "war is over." The war is the Daemonite-Kherubim war that was won by the Kherubim, but was never heard by the Kherubim team, the WildC.A.T.s, until later on.
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